We live in a broken world and one of the consequences of that reality is conflict. It is unfortunately inevitable. But God expects His people to handle their disagreements differently than those who do not know or seek to follow Him. In Deuteronomy 20 we are given some godly guidelines for resolving conflict that the children of Israel would eventually face. These principles are timeless and still true for us today as we navigate a world that is riddled with tension and controversy.

It is an exhilarating experience to watch what God is up to in the Crossroads family. At the beginning of 2106, we sensed that the Lord was telling us that this was our year to shine. So far, that has been an amazing reality for us. But God isn’t done yet. If you want to know what the Lord is showing us for our future ventures of faith, we will be sharing a mid-year vision update this weekend!

This week in our final message in the series “Little is the New Big,” we find the most gigantic treasure in the smallest book of the entire Bible - 3 John. Tucked away in the 14 verses of this tiny book is an invaluable perspective into God’s heart towards us as well as a glimpse of the way He desires us to walk through this life in order to make the most impact. Don’t miss this extraordinary conclusion to our series. It’s key in our mission of simply responding to Jesus!

One of the more comforting realities thread throughout Scripture is the recurring theme that God is a safe place for us. As we delve into the concept of the cities of refuge in Deuteronomy 19 we discover the startling reality that God has always desired for us to know that He is a safe haven for His children. Join us for this eye-opening study that will confirm God’s unchanging and unwavering heart to save, protect and forgive those who come to Him.

If there is one thing that we consistently hear and see in Scripture is that God has a heart for the downtrodden and discouraged. Join us this weekend as we examine some really big news pertaining to those who find themselves in this category of “broken-hearted.”

It is commonly said, “everything rises and falls on leadership.” That’s why God wanted to make sure that the priests and Levites of Israel were set apart for Him so that His people had good and Godly leaders. Join us for a message that couldn’t be timelier for us today.

All families have feuds. God’s family is no exception. Throughout Scripture we follow the longstanding dispute between Jacob and Esau, twin brothers who just couldn’t get along. Their disagreement continued on as a legacy between the nations of Edom and Israel-Judah. Our study joins the prophet Obadiah as he speaks a prophecy over the descendants of Edom. In this little book, we find a very important message that is just as vital today as it was back then concerning irreconcilable differences.

It is commonly said, “everything rises and falls on leadership.” That’s why God wanted to make sure that the priests and Levites of Israel were set apart for Him so that His people had good and Godly leaders. Join us for a message that couldn’t be timelier for us today.

If you've been around churches for very long, you know God’s signature move is transforming lives and turning those people into agents of change for Jesus. In this powerful end to the book of Philemon, learn how God's sometimes "crazy" plans bring amazing hope to a dark and dying world.